Corporate giants court climate startups in race to net-zero futureCompanies big and small are undertaking a green rethink, as awareness grows of the need for businesses that take better care of the planet |
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Volunteer armies map 'invisible' communities hit by coronavirusCommunities are using open source tools to help contain the coronavirus by mapping handwashing stations and those at risk |
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'All gone:' Residents return to burned-out Oregon towns as many West Coast wildfires keep burningDrought conditions, extreme temperatures and high winds in Oregon created the 'perfect firestorm' for the blazes to grow, says the state's governor |
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TRESemme hair ad angers South Africans still hurting from racist pastThe advert describing African Black hair as frizzy and damaged was seen to reaffirm the view that natural Afro hair is not "normal" |
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S.Korea charges former 'comfort women' activist with fraud, embezzlementThe charges against Yoon Mee-hyang threaten to undermine the wartime sexual violence movement that she led for decades |
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FACTBOX-Five of the largest wildfires ever to hit the U.S. WestAs wildfires rip through the United States forcing thousands from their homes, here are a few of the largest to ever scorch the U.S. West |
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'Jumping for joy': Japanese welcome Osaka forcing discussion on racismNaomi Osaka, who has a Japanese mother and Haitian father, has been vocal in her support for the Black Lives Matter movement |
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Philippines deports U.S. Marine who killed transgender womanA court had found Pemberton guilty of killing Jennifer Laude in a hotel in Olongapo six years ago |
OPINION: The big reset - how to reboot capitalism after COVID-19It is 50 years since economist Milton Friedman said companies exist purely to maximise profits. This pandemic has shown us it's time for a reset |
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